Three Thousand Numbered Pieces

A white Hungarian director rehearses a play with five young Roma actors, telling their real-life stories of abuse, drug addiction and crime. Instead of representing the truth of their experiences, the play only capitalizes on their pain and exploits them. The actors quit, only to find that the director has already sold the show to Berlin’s biggest theater. Their rehearsals turn into a surreal exploration of racism and white guilt, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.